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Why Great People Quit Good Jobs | Christie Lindor | TEDxZaragoza

2018

Award-winning management consultant Christie Lindor discusses how the main reason that good people leave good jobs has to do with company culture, and how companies can create an inviting culture that makes people want to stay in their jobs.

14:36 min

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